Key stats that perfectly embody Caleb Williams' poor rookie season

Rookie quarterback Caleb Williams hasn't had the best of rookie seasons. Selected first overall in April by the Chicago Bears, he's been overshadowed by rookie passers picked later in the first round.

Jayden Daniels (picked No. 2 overall by the Washington Commanders) and Bo Nix (selected No. 12 overall by the Denver Broncos) are jockeying for Offensive Rookie of the Year honors after a flashy first 11 weeks.

But why is Williams not living up to the hype? Is he shaping up to be a bust, or is it a symptom of the internal dysfunction Chicago is suffering from? These two stats tell a pretty unfortunate story.

Williams went viral shortly after being drafted when he texted Bears punter Tory Taylor to introduce himself, saying, "You're not going to punt too much here."

Well, that hasn't necessarily been the case this year:

Chicago's offense is averaging just 19.4 points per game and has converted only 31.88 percent on third down this year, the second worst in the league. So, Taylor has been punting a lot this year.

Chicago scored its first touchdown on Sunday after failing to find the end zone in its last two games.

But is that indicative of Williams' execution or the team as a whole? According to Fantasy Points Data's Scott Barrett, Williams is having the worst season by any active quarterback of all time.